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Planet Merge

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Planet Merge Introduction

Planet Merge is a space-themed puzzle game released in 2026. It combines merge gameplay, simple physics, and an arcade style challenge as players launch planets into a circular play area and combine two identical planets into a larger one. The game features 10 different planets, with the ultimate goal of continuing the chain of merges until the Sun is created. Unlike a basic merge puzzle, every launch is affected by cosmic gravity, so the landing position, bounce, and movement of nearby planets all matter. If a planet leaves the circular play area, the run ends, making each shot worth thinking about.

Gameplay Overview

  • You launch one planet at a time and choose where you want it to land.
  • Matching planets merge when they hit each other.
  • The planets don't just stop where they land because gravity and collisions can move them around.
  • As the planets get bigger, the play area gets more crowded.
  • The main goal is to keep making good merges and eventually reach the Sun.
  • If a planet goes outside the circular area, the game ends.
  • The score gives you another reason to keep playing and try to beat your previous run.

How to Play

  • Use the mouse to aim and launch planets.
  • Look at the other planets before making a shot.
  • Try to predict where the planet will bounce after hitting something.
  • Don't just aim for an immediate merge. Think about where the new, bigger planet will end up.
  • Keep some open space around the larger planets so the board doesn't become too crowded.
  • When several planets are close together, a good shot can trigger multiple merges.

A Few Tips

  • Take a second to check the whole board before launching.
  • Try not to build everything against the edge of the circle.
  • Use smaller planets to set up bigger merges later.
  • Pay attention to how gravity changes the movement after each collision.
  • When the board starts filling up, making space can be more important than getting a quick merge.
  • Chain reactions are useful, but don't force one if it could send a planet out of the circle.

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